AMON AMARTH return with “Eight Legs of Thunder,” a steamrolling new anthem inspired by Sleipnir, the legendary eight-legged steed of Oden. Driven by a galloping main riff and a powerful, sing-along chorus, the track charges headlong through Norse mythology while its accompanying video transports the tale into an unexpected new world: a gritty, modern American Western of cowboys, pickup trucks and open roads, with the mythical Sleipnir himself emerging in a surreal dream sequence.
It’s pretty self-evident that Ministry has never been a big fan of “Hair Mussolini,” especially now as he bombards the American people on a near daily basis with self-aggrandizing AI slop. Al Jourgensen and co. felt it necessary to give “Trumplethinskin” a dose of his own medicine with the new single and video for “We Hate.”
WORM assume control of KEXP’s renowned In-Studio series with a legendary, evil performance which sees the light today. It follows Worm’s sold out TOTAL POSSESSION OF AMERICA tour and just in time as the Necromantic black doom masters cross the country with icons Cradle of Filth. Worm have also announced a Europe and U.K Fall tour with Wolves of the Throne Room. Each night Worm will play a setlist that showcases their acclaimed new album Necropalace.
Triumph, one of Canada’s most revered and influential rock bands, returns with Leg 2 of the Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded Tour, continuing the band’s 50th year Anniversary in music. Following a resonant return to form, the first leg of the tour met with fan exuberance at every stop and resonated across social media, prompting the addition of 16 new shows across the United States due to popular demand. Special guest April Wine will again join Triumph for the newly announced dates.
Since their formation twenty years ago, Inter Arma have resisted generalization and categorization, but one thing that’s consistently true is that the Richmond quintet possess an unparalleled sense of scope. Few artists convey the complexity that Inter Arma do— they create hauntingly beautiful portraits of humanity through music that is deeply organic yet still mystical and modern. Over the course of six full length albums (most recently, the band’s heralded 2024 LP New Heaven) and a handful of splits and EP’s, Inter Arma have continued to broaden their dynamics by seesawing between piledriving momentum and swirling oblivion.
Ice Nine Kills will bring their collision of razor-edged heavy music, horror, and theatrical scale to Universal Studios Hollywood this fall with new music for “Terror Tram starring Art the Clown” at Halloween Horror Nights which opens Thursday, September 3, and runs select nights through Sunday, November 1. Fans can purchase tickets HERE.
